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Instead of adding the IPv6 address when ifup is called, we replace the
address, because it might have been auto-assigned before by RA.
This is to assure that static NIC configuration will take effect if
the NIC was already dynamically configured by RA.
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Use dbus to refresh configuration files for NetworkManager in order
to make ifup and ifdown faster.
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Use dbus instead of nmcli to make ifup command faster.
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Previously, some administrators were unable to force initscripts to
not obtatin hostname from DHCP, even though they were using static
configuration of network. Righ now, setting 'NO_DHCP_HOSTNAME' to
'yes', 'true' or '1' in /etc/sysconfig/network will allow them to do so.
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Typo introduced in commit 432951d.
Related: https://github.com/fedora-sysv/initscripts/pull/2
Signed-off-by: Pavel Šimerda <pavlix@pavlix.net>
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Resolves: #1099026
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This has patch has been suggested in RHBZ #950453, by Konrad Moson.
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`ifup` can set _some_ route options. Today it's missing several and so, to set
something like `mtu` or `advmss` you have to do hacks like:
```
METRIC='10 mtu 1480'
```
which is sub-optimal. Rather than one-off add support for everything in the man
page, provide a hook for arbitrary extra route options.
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Thanks to shellcheck. :)
This is ontop of the whitespace PRs, those should go in first.
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The network-scripts are a mix of tabs and spaces (!!) as well as
completely inconsistent indentation (some 2, some 4).
This is a series of 3 patches to move the entire of network-scripts to
2-space indentation for consistency so I can develop on the codebase
without my brain bleeding. I don't feel strongly about 2 vs 4... 2 was
just most common in the first file I picked, so I used that.
This set is in 3 sets for easier reviewing and easier reverting if
necessary:
* 1/3 - ipv6 files
* 2/3 - network-functions - it needed it's own
* 3/3 - ifup/ifdown files
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It's reasonable (and common) to assign static addresses while still
wanting to get your default gw from your router. The assumption that not
wanting SLAAC means not wanting RA is flawed, but I don't want to break
backwards compatability, so I'm adding an additional option.
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network-scripts makes odd assumptions, like if I don't want SLAAC (i.e.
if I turn off AUTOCONF) that I also don't want RA. This is not true,
it's common to have a static local address, but to get my gateway
through RA.
This is one solution. I will also be sending a more specific solution to
enable the above directly, but having a way to tell network-scripts
to not mess with systctls seems generally useful.
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Resolves: #1336869
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is_available returns 2
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The current grep check (fgrep -sqx) in install_bonding_driver, to determine
whether bond master exists, fails when there are multiple bond masters.
The fix assumes that multiple bond masters are on different lines in the file
"/sys/class/net/bonding_masters", while they are in fact on the same line.
Since fgrep -sqx checks for the entire line,it will never match any one bond
master within the line and always fail if there are multiple bonds.
This patch improves the check by creating a new function, bond_master_exists()
to handle this and other conditions.
Orabug: 19897586
Signed-off-by: Ashish Samant <ashish.samant@oracle.com>
Signed-off-by: John Haxby <john.haxby@oracle.com>
Acked-by: Mukesh Kacker <mukesh.kacker@oracle.com>
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This resolves: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1162822
When ifup is called on an interface that has BOOTPROTO=dhcp, ifup-eth
will call network-functions:check_link_down() to wait for carrier on
the interface before starting dhclient. If the interface happens to be
a bridge device, carrier will not come on until at least one attached
device is in "forwarding" mode. If the bridge has STP enabled, it
takes at least $DELAY * 2 + 5 seconds (sometimes slightly longer) for
any attached device to go into forwarding mode.
However, check_link_down() will only wait for max(${LINKDELAY}, 5)
seconds for carrier, and there are *many* existing configs that have
STP enabled but no setting for LINKDELAY. Every one of those configs
will now fail to ifup the bridge device.
The solution implemented in this patch is for ifup-eth to set
LINKDELAY to at least ${DELAY} * 2 + 7 when the device is a bridge an
STP is enabled. Since check_link_down() returns within .5 sec of
carrier coming up, the worst effect this could have would be to take
longer to fail in the case of a config where carrier was *never* going
to come up. Otherwise, it will not create any more delay than is
already present in cases that currently work, and will cause many
other configs to become unbroken.
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